5 Major Reasons Why You HAVE to Trademark Your Video Game Title TODAY
For all the enterprising game creators out there, listen up -- we're talking about some serious legal discourse here. And understand that it really wasn't always like this, for good reason. After all, it wasn't like just anyone could wake up one day and create a brand like NINTENDO and a couple plumbers. Or SEGA and a blue hedgehog. Those were the golden days of video games.
But Nowadays, Video Games Have Populated the Cyberspace Airwaves in Droves....
And just about anyone can distribute their own titles, reaping the benefits. Yes, of course: the major consoles and PC still rule the stratosphere. But can you even count how many different 'versions' of Candy Crush Saga there are? These games are often distributed even more than the major console games, because they're free -- free only due to ad revenue and the simplicity of constructing games with ease.
The golden days are over. Just about anyone can code a game for mobile use. The mobile gaming industry has grown astronomically, which means it's all the more important to trademark whatever title you have -- and here's why:
- Ensuring You Choose the RIGHT Title for Your Game -- This is crucial. Click here for more info!
- Exclusivity -- You'll love this reason given that game you've created is your baby and no one else's.
- Attack of the Clones! -- No, this isn't Star Wars (even though Star Wars gets its own trademark, patent, and copyright battles). Want to know more?
- Litigation -- It just gives you the power to take anyone to court, and here's why.
- Investors and Venture Capitalists -- We saved this one for last for good reason. Check it out for yourself.
These five reasons alone are enough to make you want to head to the USPTO and legally protect your MEGA GIOVANNI BROTHERS platform game, or whatever.
Trust Us: You REALLY Don't Want Nintendo Knocking on Your Door
With Super Mario's mallet, no less.